The search for Back the Great Pumpkin to basics Tykes find more treats than tricks among potential jack-o'-lanterns Pub drops video machine FEATURE PAGE 4 PAGE 3 T)AJEU Volume 83, No. 43 Serving the San Jose State University Community Since 1934 Wednesday, October 31,1984

Employees Frankie gets the shaft to contest loss of jobs Grievance hearing set to discuss allegations By John McCreadie Daily staff writer The grievances of two SJSU employees will be heard Saturday to determine if they were improperly removed from their union offices. Martha O'Connell and Melissa Miller are trying to re- gain their respective positions as vice president and sec- retary-treasurer of Chapter 307 of the California State Employees Association. The members of the SJSU chap- ter, present at the meeting, voted them out of office with a two-thirds majority on Oct. 18. The charges against the two, launched by the chap- ter's executive board, included attempted fraudulent use of chapter funds, refusal to carry out the decisions of the executive board and neglect of duty. There were ten charges in all. Both women had previously filed grievances against four members of the chapter's executive board for at- tempting to censor an article concerning the gay rights bill in the April issue of SJSU's chapter publication, the Forum newsletter. They also charged misconduct by the board. According to O'Connell. the board permitted per- sonal attacks against them at board meetings. A griev- ance hearing was set for Sept. 22. before this hearing, the executive board Two days WiYrst voted to suspend the two women from their chapter of- /Opt 0,, 'Pk-4: ; lik#1. fices and at a later meeting, voted them out of office. t- :44 . ,ro O'Connell and Miller, who held their offices since the lfrk summer of 1983, believe the charges of dismissal were ’look Noguchi Daily staff photographer trumped up because O'Connell. who was also the editor of What did Frankenstein's monster do to de- subjec ted to such this the chapter's newsletter, authored and published a con- abuse. SJSU Archery monster stays by the dorms tonight, troversial article supporting the gay rights bill. serve such treatment? His figure, though a Club students added to the Halloween spirit miniature monsters will haunt houses to- The bill, Assembly Bill 1. was vetoed by Gov. George collage of dead parts, anyway, isn't often yesterday in decorating their targets. While night in search of palatable delights. continued on page 5 voting Revenue sharing still Envoy explains Nicaraguan By Mary Green calling for boycotts. Vargas said Alberto Henriquez for vice president. Daily staff writer The parties and candidates include the The three parties boycotting the election Nicaraguan Diplomat Roberto Vargas following: include the Social Christian Party (PSC), the uncertainty the Lib- a ballot clarified the issues surrounding the Nicara- Social Democratic Party (PSD) and r Sandinista National Liberation Front guan national elections to about 40 people in eral Constitutional Party (PLC). The Demo- (FSLN) is running Danieal Ortega Saavedra the Student Union on Monday. cratic Conservative Party is undecided of By Kevin Mendoza ably, we just didn't have time to address it for president and Sergio Ramirez Mercado Election day is Sunday, when the Nicara- whether they would boycott the elections, but Daily staff writer because of (vice presidential candidate for vice president. Though a space for revenue sharing Geraldine) Ferraro's visit," he said. guan people will vote for president, vice pres- Monday announced after a party convention might appear on the Nov. 14 and 15 special June Lim, adviser to the election ident and a 90-member national assembly. r Nicaraguan Socialist Party I PSN) is that they would stay on the ballot. election ballot, the Associated Students board, said there may not be enough time "More than 1.5 million people in Nicara- running Domingo Sanchez Salgado for presi- These parties have chosen to boycott for Board of Directors and the A.S. Election to get revenue-sharing on the ballots. gua or 94 percent are registered to vote and it dent and Adolfo Evertz Velez for vice presi- several reasons including a call for a lift of Board are uncertain whether it will be will be the first open election in nearly a cen- dent. of Emergency Legislation which "We need at least a week or a week the State used tury." said Vargas, counselor for political af- Social Christian Party response to and a half print time," Lim said. r Popular was enacted in March 1982 in When the board failed by one vote to fairs at the Nicaraguan Embassy in Washing- (PPSC) is running Mauricio Diaz for presi- counter-revolutionary attacks. Some restric- get the necessary two-thirds majority to But the A.S. cannot agree when the ton. The estimated population in Nicaragua is dent and Guillerrmo Mejia for vice president. tions of the state of emergency have been more than 1.6 million. continue deliberations on the revenue ballots will be printed, if they will contain Party (PL) is lifted. Vargas said some censorship remains Registration in Nicaragua is compulsory, r Liberal Independent sharing bill at last Wednesday's board the revenue-sharing portion, tithe bill will and Con- when matters of national defense are con- but voting on Sunday is voluntary. The drive running Virgilio Godoy for president meeting, the prospects of adding revenue pass or even if it will pass in time. cerned, but that political rallies and radio for these elections has been a four-year pro- stantino Pereira for vice president. sharing turned bleak, according to Tim Conservative Party broadcasts are now permited. The revenue sharing program is an cess. In September 1980, the Sandinista gov- r Democratic Kincaid, A.S. director of business affairs. Clemente Guido for presi- opportunity for students to direct a portion ernment in Managua announced that the (PDC) is running "Admittedly the FSLN is the strongest Mercedes Rodriguez de Chamorro "It's probably not going to work for of their A.S. activity fee money to any election process would begin in January 1984 dent and party in Nicaragua and will do very well in president. this election," Kincaid said. campus-recognized group. Students desig- with elections occurring in 1985. Last spring, for vice the election. It has received broad support But A.S. President Michael Schneider nate which group will receive $2 of their the Sandinistas moved the election date up to r Nicaraguan Communist Party ( PCN since it overthrew Somoza in 1979," Vargas said he is confident the bill will pass dur- $10 activity fee by filling out a revenue Nov. 4. is running Allan Zambrano for president and said. But the national assembly will be voted ing today's meeting. sharing section of the general election bal- Seven political parties are running candi- Manuel Perez for vice president. in by proportional representation, he said. "It was never looked upon unfavor- continued on back page dates for office. Three rightist parties have r Popular Action Movement (MAP) is Once the elections have taken place, the chosen to abstain from the elections and are running Isidro Tellez for president and Juan continued on back page CSU offers pushing for Mondale/Ferraro Valley vote 9% raise By Amy l'annello these people that they will be better off in Buzanski said. Most hold a masters or at the crowd," Christensen said. Daily staff writer their administration than in Reagan's." Ph.D. degree. Traditionally, the more edu- "It was electric. People were so happy, to profs If Democratic candidates Walter Mon- "These people operate under the oppor- cation one has, the more liberal one be- there was so much enthusiasm, that's what dale and Geraldine Ferraro still have hopes tunity ethic with this in mind, they natu- comes." her candidacy represents. By Amy l'annello of winning in California, they're surely bet- rally feel good about Reagan. In order to Although he agrees that the valley is im- "She's not a wimp. She is strong, artic- Daily staff writer ting on Silicon Valley voters to provide the win them over, Mondale must make them portant if the Democrats hope to win the ulate. She appeals to both men and women California Faculty Association edge they need. feel that their comfort zone will be threat- state, Political Science Lecturer William because her ideas are sound ones," he said. said he will rec- President Bill Crist According to five political science pro- ened under Reagan," Borges said he believes that the area will Christensen also said he felt that be- bargaining ommend that the union's fessors questioned after Ferraro's visit here SJSU lecturer Victoria Fedor-Thurman turn in Reagan's favor. cause of Ferraro's candidacy, more women team reject a final pay offer made last week, Silicon Valley plays an impor- said she feels that the issue of military "I feel that it will be close, but Reagan will be involved in politics. Univer- yesterday by California State tant role in the outcome of the race in Cali- spending will be of importance to the voters. will win. People here are making good "Mark my words, there will be a woman high-tech pro- sity trustees. fornia. "We live in an area where money, they feel good about the state of the on the ballot in '88 and I predict that if Bush a 9 percent jobs," Fedor- The CSU offered "You just don't write off 1.5 million peo- vides many of the good paying economy." runs he also will have a woman running- for across-the-board salary increase ple," said Terry Christensen, an SJSU polit- Thurman said, "President Reagan's build- Reviews were mixed on the issue of Fer- ma te. " the university's 19,000 faculty mem- ical science professor. ing of the defense program means work for raro's visit and candidacy. Fedor-Thurman agreed. bers. "It's definitely a key area and it's worth people here. Naturally, people are going to "I wouldn't be at all surprised if the Previously, CSU has offered an their effort pounding away here." be concerned that the Democrats are going "I'm convinced that the more she cam- Re- publicans did it in 1988." 8.35 percent increase, retroactive to Christensen noted that while Reagan to cut military spending so much that the re- paigns, the more votes she loses for the Buzanski said that he believes that Mon July 1, with an additional 1 percent to did carry the valley in the 1980 election, the sult will be a severe cut in employment. ticket," Borges said. - dale has a better chance than the polls indi- be added in January 1985. area has a voter registration that is 51 per- "In order to secure the vote, the Demo- "I saw her motorcade pass by Original cate because of the Ferraro candidacy. The CFA had originally re- cent Democrats. crats must make it clear that they are in Joe's ( Restaurant), downtown and I was as- quested an across-the-board 10 per- "I believe that, while both sides need support of a strong defense, but against ex- tounded to see that she didn't even look up "Ferraro represents a breakthrough, a cent increase, but recently reduced this area, the Democrats can take it if they cessive expense. I don't, however, feel and acknowledge the crowd that was watch- first in history. In that respect, I think she's that request to 9.65. only get the vote out which is what an they've gotten that message through and I ing. That shows something about the way done the ticket a lot of good," Buzanski said. "We thought by making a com- event like Ferraro's stop creates." think it's hurting them." she views the voters. "You have to think of this in the macro- promise, it would help to get things John Bunzel, senior research fellow for Peter Buzanski, history professor and "She's not a favorite with the voters. perspective," Fedor-Thurman said. moving again," Crist said. the Hoover Institute on War, Revolution and chairman of the Academic Senate, said he People view her as having an annoying per- "She has set the trend for women to run "I'm very angry they would Peace at Stanford University, said the Sili- believes that the vote in the valley will go to sonality. She has the attitude that she's bet- for the highest political offices in the land break off negotiations with such a con Valley vote is critical. Mondale, "by about a 53 to 46 percent ter than everyone else," he said. without being media freaks. She's done the hocus-pocus offer," he said. "when "These are the people who voted for spread. However, Christensen expressed differ- same thing for women at the local level. the future of all the faculty is at (Colorado Sen. Gary) Hart," Bunzel said. "The high-tech industries have a ent views about Ferraro's visit. She's gotten women involved. They're pay- stake." "Mondale and Ferraro have got to convince heavier number of college graduates, "I was in the amphitheater, looking up ing closer attention to politics now." continued on page 3 Page Wednesday, October 31, 1984/Spartan Daily

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Editorial Trustees should keep meeting IIE CALIFORNIA State University dent Services Fee. Board of Trustees is threatening to build This shift away from contact with the stu- a wall between students and administra- dents has evolved over the past several years. tors by reducing its current bi-monthly meet- John Pfau, retired president of California ings to only four a year. State College of San Bernardino and a found- Under the guise of reducing costs, the ing member of the CSU Board of Trustees, board will consider a recommendation during said the group used to meet once a month. In a November 13-14 meeting to reduce its meet- the late '70s, Pfau said, the meetings were re- ing schedule from six times a year to four. duced to once every 6 weeks, before the six- Trustee Tom Stickel said travel and pre- meeting-a-year schedule was adopted. liminary administrative expenses could be re- "I'm not so sure I'd be in favor of cutting duced, saving the CSU system as much as down meetings," Pfau said. "Through more $100,000 a year. Stickel said the administra- meetings, it brings the campus a little closer tion and campus presidents shouldn't "be to the board. I think that is good." forced to take so much time away from their The California State Students Association, student responsibilities by preparing for all a statewide group of students who represent these meetings." CSU students, also opposes the plan. CSSA STA.KIDINIG- "TALL But the trustees service to students would feels it has received more response from the also decrease if the board cut down its yearly trustees than the chancellor's office. If the meetings. Student access to the CSU Chancel- quarterly meeting schedule is adopted, CSSA lor's Office is rare public meetings almost believes student representation will suffer. Letters to the Editor Open Season never occur. The only communication be- "In the past, the chancellor's office has tween the administration and students of the shown itself as inflexible," said Mike Finley, Democrats will stay on same course 19 CSU campuses is through six yearly board SJSU's CSSA representative. "We still want Editor, meetings. the full contact with the trustees." Paul Kozakiewicz' claim that, "Democrats will Trustees, chancellor office representa- Student contact with the board is essential change the course," provided me with one of the heartiest Nick tives, CSU campus presidents and students at- for sufficient representation in these impor- laughs I've had in a long, long while. I'd like, at this time, to offer a rebuttal on behalf of myself and my fellow Re- Gillis tend meetings in which fiscal and academic tant decisions and the many more that are publicans. It is entitled, "Republicans have changed the policies are decided. expected to take place. course." Only three months into the school year, We strongly urge the trustees to adhere to Kozakiewicz hedges more than a little before he has the trustees have already made many impor- the California Education Code and the CSU's even completed the second paragraph. He says that the tant decisions that will affect all students. stated goal of providing a high-quality educa- claim that Mondale chose Ferraro in order to win the women's vote "may be partially true." C'mon Paul, less Last week, the board approved a parking fee tion for all students. As the CSU decision-mak- up; it is common knowledge in political circles that Wal- Demo down increase for next year. Last month, students ing body, it is the board's responsibility to in- ter Mondale would sell his mother to secure the endorse- . Welcome ladies and gentlemen, to a four learned the trustees will combine two student crease, rather than decrease communication ment of any influential special interest group. round championship exhibition bout for your enter- fees the State University Fee and the Stu- between itself and the students it serves. Of course, no liberal's opinion would be complete tainment. In this corner, weighing in at a strapping without regurgitating the old phrase, "escalating arms 166 lbs. is the challenger, representing the Demo race." I suppose that 50 years from now, Kozakiewicz and cratic Party. OK, boys, come to the center of thi, his small band of Democrats will still be reciting that ring. Let's have a good, clean fight. Watch the low Baby and baboon create bedlam cliche. For now, however, they are merely hoping that blows and please, no cheap shots. In the event of a they can spread their own knee-quaking, teeth-chattering knockdown, go back to your corner until I signal Baby Fae has a new heart. It's not a human heart, but bilities, can't possibly contribute to humanity in a direct paranoia to the American voter. Well Paul, if you have to Touch gloves. . . and when the bell sounds, come out it's a heart. Admittedly, the whole idea seems a bit bi- way. A baboon can't be a surgeon, but it can make an indi- try and scare people into voting for Mondale. . . fighting. . . . zarre a baboon's heart beating inside a human body, rect contribution to humanity by donating its heart. I'm On ERA: Paul, I know more women than you do but the bottom line is that another mortality statistic was opposed to the clubbing of baby seals for some rich lady's facts, and none have expressed feeling like a "second- GOD, YOU'RE really planning to go averted. fur coat, but I'm enamored with the idea of using baboon class citizen." This means one of two things: Either these MYthrough with this, aren't you? Hey Walt, lithe infant can pull it off and stay alive, all sorts of organs to save infants' lives. women do not feel like "second-class citizens" or they do Walt baby, you've got to listen to me. I doors will open. The possibility of saving hundreds of lives These animal rights advocates are inconsistent. share this sentiment, but do not feel strongly enough to know how far you've come, and what this fight is close at hand. They're merely trying to gain fame by making a major complain about it. I've watched as the women's means to you, but I'm afraid you're kidding But there are people who are bothered by the historic event out of a miniscule issue. I don't see them picketing movement has adopted a "chip-on-the-shoulder" attitude, yourself. Even the betting line has you at a longshot. operation. They're making a stink by saying the operation the butcher at Alpha Beta for inhumane practices. Heck, and I'm sickened by it. Neither the Reagan administra- and I don't see many fans laying money down. they probably enjoy the Thanksgiving turkey as much as tion nor Congress killed ERA; ERA was defeated by those They're just blowing smoke about a big upset. Are I do. lithe animal rights advocates were serious about who most strongly favor it. you? You should be looking out for yourself first kid, their cause, they would be strict vegetarians who con- Ferraro's presence on the Democratic ticket is not an because after this guy spits you out, your supporters sume asparagus, brussel sprouts and bean curd (tofu). example of "equal opportunity for women." It merely will just go back to their beers and say, "What the Another thing the advocates are ignoring is the fact shows that the women's groups have regressed to the hell, it was worth a shot." But you, my friend, could Kevin that lower animals have always been used for experimen- point where they merely serve as token, so that the (Glo- be hurt badly this guy is a legend! Besides, he's tal purposes. There is no other way for doctors to develop ria) Steinems of the world can jump and shout and yell, fighting on his own turf. You hear me Fritz? Wake Mendoza and refine new medical procedures. Our society places "Equality" so that male politicians can count the votes, up champ, wake up. . . human life as the most valuable commodity, so naturally sit back, and sigh, "Thank God for women." What is even I guess you're right though, champ. It's too late lower animals have to relinquish their rights. It's more more sickening, is that ERA supporters see this as a vic- to back out now. The arena is reserved and all the practical to have a gerbil writhe in pain from an experi- tory, instead of a farce that probably even Mondale is seats have been sold out for months. mental injection than a human being. It's not a pretty pic- chuckling about. But, don't say I didn't warn you. Your opponent ture, but human life takes priority. For Kozakiewicz, Mondale, Ferraro, and all other has strength and experience, and a considerable general. amount of awe in the eyes of many. Most important, is immoral and unethical. Who are these people and Other people are appalled by the operation in Democrats: You are on the eve of a major loss. Your baboon's rights, but he has friends in high places. where did they get such ludicrous viewpoints? They don't give a damn about the throwback to the Carter days is about to be thrown back. animal's organ to sus- Sure, I realize he hasn't had a real fight in four As soon as the operation was publicized, people de- they're against the use of a lower The American voter isn't swallowing your empty rhetoric years, but he's still hungry. Yeah, yeah, I know you Linda University Medical Center tain a human life. It's not natural and not what God in- about the "dark abyss of times past." These are the des- scended upon the Loma have an edge with age here, too. But in a one-time to protest the sacrifice of animals. These people's priori- tended. they say. perate last days of Mondale/Ferraro. what these baboon heart detractors are doing is fight like this, youth will take a back seat to ties are obviously twisted. I guess they would rather see But On the morning of Nov. 7, 1984, if you find you cannot giving the thumbs-down gesture to progress. If we have experience. He represents the heart of America to an infant die than have a lower animal in the evolutionary take four more years of Ronald Reagan, I invite you and the technology to save a life by using a baboon heart in many people. You hear me, Killer? He's just too process donate its life too human cause. all who share your sentiments to, very frankly, leave. place of a human heart, we should go for it. In Baby Fae's Tim Johnson strong. Using lower animals to further human causes is a situation, a suitable human donor could not be found in Freshman Sure I believe in you, Fritz don't ever doubt centuries-old practice. This doesn't justify the slaugh- time. Doctors couldn't just stand there and watch the in- Journalism that. I was in your corner during your impressive tering of animals by any means, but there is a big differ- fant's life ebb slowly away. They had a longshot proce TKO over Jackson and Hart in the past months, ence in Baby Foe's case. By saving her life, doctors may dure in their grasp and the time was ripe to try it. NI letters must hear the writer's name, signature, major, when the momentum was at its peak. To be honest. have kept a possible contributor to humanity alive. Who By denouncing the operation as immoral and unethi- phone number and class standing. you did as well as you could to even make it this far a life-saving surgeon Dethroning this guy is just too much to knows? Baby Fae may grow up to be cal, people are purposely looking for something negative The phone number is for verification purposes, and will not be ask, I'm in her own right. in an otherwise positive situation. Those opposed should afraid, He'll shake you like a rag doll. However, the baboon, due to its limited mental capa- look again. printed. You can even pat yourself on the back for the way you've handled the press with the champion. You actually won a few rounds in the preliminary bouts, to be honest. Those quick. positive jabs on Halloween adults give kids the sugar blues education and abortion issues have surely helped you. And, the one-two punch you developed on the I always liked Halloween best because it meant a bag through the mound of candy in front of us pal slamming down bowls of chocolate cereal drenched in deficit and Soviet relations can't be overlooked, full of a kids' favortie drug --sugar. Halloween meant the chill that shook us when we chocolate milk and decorated with chewy candy. either. They're your biggest threats. Hell, you even Christmas was pretty good but there was too much strode up the walkway to the dark house with the lit The brand of candy was one of the staples of my old had the element of surprise going for you a anxiety involved. The adults' blood pressure was always pumpkin on the front porch, and the smugness that heated Halloween nights. My brother and his partner were living woman as vice president. What a shocker! There's high and every year one of us ended up smashing some when we flew by the kids wearing the store-bought cos- it up since our mother was away at work, and they in- no telling how many points you picked up because of delicate glassware thinking it was our gift: like the time tumes. formed me in a logical manner that "sugar is good for us her. When it's over, slugger, tell me if the addition of my sister punted what we thought was a wrapped football Best of all, Halloween meant a supply of sugar until because it tastes good." Ferraro was for real, or just a gimmick to score blender that broke her foot Thanksgiving. and which turned out to be a My brother never got the chance to experience Hal- points with the women judges? I'm even curious The days following Halloween were hell on the teach- loween as a kid should. In our neighborhood now, any kid ers, who somehow had to control a roomful YOU'RE A finesse fighter, so of psychoti- insane enough to venture out in a costume and go knock- REMEMBER: cally wound-up kids who suddenly don't stand toe to toe with this guy for a would become manic- ing on doors is likely to be fed to a Pit Bull, offered a glass depressive until their next minute. He's too tough. And like the ref said, Sweet-Tart or JuJu Bee kicked of Drano, or solicited by someone drinking something watch the low blows, like accusing the champion of in. that looks like Drano. Dan Mothers had to deal with children who suffered the "spending all his time sleeping at Camp David " "sugar blues" at 4 p.m. and remained despondent until Nowadays, police advise not to trick or treat, or to be C'mon, kid let's do this thing with class. And, Fitch they had a mouthful of Junior Mints or Milk Duds stuck to extremely careful while doing it, possibly by monitoring since you insist on going through with it, make it their teeth. the children's good time with military precision or truck- quick. But keep that eye covered. The day after Halloween my sister once jammed a loads of adults. And, don't forget to hold your head up high when Tiny Chicklet into my ear and the doctor had to pry it out Halloween was once a holiday for children to go nuts. you leave the ring. Regardless of the outcome, you should be proud of yourself. You stood along side of and shattered on the sidewalk when I failed to make the with a tweezer. She had become enraged, and lodged it Nut adults are no fun, they're sick and dangerous. The into my ear because I wouldn't trade her my prized catch, adults in the neighborhood used to enjoy Halloween, giv- the Heavyweight Champion of the United States for catch. (She had a strong leg and was constantly kicking some time. things). a box of jawbreakers, for her Chick-O-Stick. ing the kids a treat and a cheap, harmless scare that gave Still, don't be surprised if the waterboy throws the best. On Halloween we would ca- Times have changed. The streets of suburbia no everyone a smile. Now the adults don't know what to ex- Halloween was in the towel by the fourth round, Stud. reen about the neighborhood in packs, crazed on the sugar longer fill with streams of children flowing from door to pect when there I:, a knock on the door, because now peo- Me? I'll be waiting for you in the locker room. high, and tear from door to door screaming "trick or door on Halloween, and the madness is now the sort ple are scarier every day than the kids are one day out of With my weak stomach, I couldn't bear to watch it. treat," our little veins pumping blood furiously as we brought on by adults who act like children at parties the year. where the costumes are prefabricated and rented like au- Don't worry though, I'll have a fresh set of bandages watched the candy drop into our grocery bags. The saddest part is it isn't the kids who have changed, ready once it's over. Halloween meant a pace no adult could keep up with, tomobiles. but everything around them that has. a frenzy that began when the sun went down, reached a But some things never change. I was reminded of this My little brother loves candy that sticks to the teeth Nick Gillis is the Entertainer editor. His column appears peak when the high school kids chased us with eggs, and one Saturday morning when I stumbled into the kitchen as much as I did, but he'll never know the unrestrained Wednesday. ended in a collapsed heap on the kitchen floor, sorting for some cold cereal and found my little brother and his Joy of going out and getting it on Halloween. Spartan Daily/Wednesday, October 31, 19/14 inoE)2T1,c1 Page 3 Video demise at Spartan Pub IFC sentences Theta Chi By Dana Perrigan over. Since the 30 days didn't start Daily staff writer until the unit was finally repaired by Billy Idol has played his last gig 'We've had a lot of the company and functioned Apology written the prank as harmless fun its property. at the Spartan Pub. smoothly, it took almost two months Gunter said later that he and the "As long as that understanding The problems since the prince of punk has been ban- for the experiment to run its course. for bungled theft other fraternity members involved in came out of it that we wouldn't ished along with the 39 other Top 40 very beginning.' "There's some new equipment the attempted theft realized that they bother each other's property then video hits featured on the short-lived out now," Caro said. "Some new Theta Chi fraternity members did something wrong so they quietly that's good," he said. video machine installed in the Pub al- John Caro, laser stuff. Maybe in the future. . . were found guilty Thursday of the at- accepted the punishment for it. Anderson said the letter to SAE most two months ago. SJSU vending manager "At this point we're going back to tempted theft of a lion statue from "We went in there to the hearing had already been mailed by Theta The $7,500 unit one of about 300 the jukebox. We will update the re- Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. and said, 'We did it,' and accepted Chi. being marketed across the nation cord selection on a monthly basis. Dave Anderson, chief justice of the penalty for it," Gunter said. "If Prior to the meeting, Baron said was being tested on a free 30-day trial Caro said the $100 the machine Right now they're playing the radio." the Inter-Fraternity Council Judicial they had asked us to do something that he was somewhat disappointed basis but failed to score high enough was pulling in each week wasn't The music industry is a precar- Committee, announced Monday at stiffer, then we would have done it." with the judiciary council's verdict. marks to justify its purchase and was enough to warrant its purchase. ious business. Almost two months the IFC meeting that the committee Gunter said his fraternity under- "I thought it would be a bit removed Thursday, SJSU vending "For us to keep that machine, we ago, Billy Idol and company came to had unanimously decided at the stood that SAE was trying to make a tougher penalty," he said. manager John Caro said. need at least $200a week," he said. the Pub looking for a permanent gig. Thursday hearing to order Theta Chi point to other fraternities about its SAE President Bob Burt could "We've had a lot of problems Caro said he was hesitant in the Now they've packed their punk and to write a letter of apology to SAE desire to put a stop to the attacks on not be reached for comment. since the very beginning," Caro said. beginning about committing himself funk and are back on the road. and to the IFC president. "The picture quality was poor and to something which might not go That's show business. The attempted theft occurred the video portion wasn't being used Oct. 11 about 3 a.m. SAE member that much. Randy Brown caught Sigma Chi "At first it was a novelty and the President Glen Gunter and an un- reaction was fine, but then they got pc(5-4- (305 specified number of unnamed frater- tired of it." nity members attempting to carry The Top 40 hits, which were up- away a 300-pound lion statue from dated on a monthly basis to the tune SAE's yard. SAE filed a formal com- of $106, included selections such as plaint Oct. 15 against the other frater- "Who's that Girl," by the Euryth- nity and asked the judiciary to re- mics; "Miss Me Blind," the Culture view the case. Club; "Love Bites," Judas Priest ; "I did receive my letter from "When Doves Cry," Prince; "Rock Glen Gunter, president of Theta You Like a Hurricane," Scorpion; Chi," IFC President Bill Baron told "Talk'in Out the Side of Your Neck," the council. Cameo; "Switch it Baby," Switch In the letter to Baron and the A treat for you. and "Time After Time," Cyndi !ET, Gunter apologized and ex- L,auper. plained that he and the other Theta Ski Tune -Ups 812.50, Vending supervisor Dave Smith, Chi members involved in the at- Reg. $ 1 7.50. Includes who worked on the unit almost every tempted theft mistakenly "thought of Sharpening, P-Tex, day for the first two weeks following Base Grind, & Hot its installation, said the machine Waxing. didn't live up to his expectations. Begins Monday "It's given us hell," Smith said. Nov. 5 thru Nov. 30 "If it was the fault-free unit it was at Earth Toys, supposed to be I think it would've made it. But it hasn't been." CSU makes last offer continued fr page Judy Elias, of the CSU public at fairs office, said the final offer in- cludes a 1 percent increase on Jan.1 More people "devoted to placing librarians on the same scale as professors," which have survived Elias called a union priority. cancer than The remaining monies would be distributed on the basis of merit. Dis- BEYOND REASON? now live in tribution of the salary increase would the City of be made available after a .2 percent stipend for department chairs, Elias Los Angeles. said. Ed Purcell, general manager We are winning. and chief negotiator for CFA, said the new proposal is a "tricky way of of- AMERICAN fering the same amount of money. S> CANCER They haven't changed the total dollar SOCJE1Y* value at all." Purcell said the 1 percent in- crease would shave .7 percent for the library salary scale and .2 percent for the department chairs, "but there's not one new dollar in the pro- posal." Scott Rice, CFA campus presi- A Spec Latl Presentatton NO TRICKS, dent. said, "By dragging this out for THE ORIGIN OF THE UNIVERSE so long, what they've tried to do is get AND THE REVELATION OF THE Blatt 4vikiV the faculty disgusted enough to leave DR. RAYMOND CHIA the union. Astro-Physics. "Essentially, they're trying to Professor of Physics, starve us out," Rice said. "But we U.C. Berkeley New does rittoot .10.. of the ...... are not going to accept this offer." abet is eeeee led the I , tr aiele is God s TR led eeeee its isolav JUST eeeee III It eeeeee must eeeee te,th what is eeeee Because this is a final offer, nei- pool. eeeee the eeeeee ama of the mi eeeee . Prof. COloo 111 soecial eeeeeeeee len this sobjel as Il as *Is ems ...el ther party will meet again at the bar- at C . eeeeeee of all eeeee orit welcome gaining table. Instead, they will pro- SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3 4:30 P.M. ceed directly to a formal fact-finding ENGINEERING LECTURE HALL 132 session, which Purcell expects to SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY begin November 15. ADMISSION FREE In the fact-finding session, one Fnlitee trig Fn. emit., Queatpon & Anno representative from each group ion fit tiRISTIX'S sit IN NT, and( 11,!,! 01' ILI 1%11 I along with a neutral party, will sit 'If 01(Xfq DON RICH 203-104 down and make a final decision which will be binding. Staff writer Mike Di Marco Coll tributed to this report CHRISTMAS EMPLOYMENT Correction AT VALLEY FAIR, EASTRIDGE The Spartan Daily mistakenly re- MACYS ported last Monday that the Brown AND CLEARANCE CENTER Bag Lunch Series, sponsored by the Re-Entry Advisory Program and Counseling Services, ended Tuesday. 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From left, Gary Arballo, Joey Martinez, Abideen Tiamiyu, and William Giuliani with their pumpkin prisoners Angel Cheng, 4, finds one quite suitable for carving . . . On the prowl for pumpkins

By Dana PerrIgan through the pumpkin-studded patch corner, each girl was prepared. struggled to keep them together. Daily staff writer with dazzled eyes and purposeful Barbara: "I'm gonna be a balle- "This is great," Landon said. Possessed by the spirit of Hallow- countenances until they came to the rina." "Actually, I've never been to a pump- een, a small army of 37 pre-school right one. Shara: "I'm gonna be a ghost. kin patch myself." children and 12 adults from the Others wanted to shop around a My mom and Randy are ghost-bus- For two hours the children Frances Gulland Child Development little and test out their prospective ters." played in the sun at The Great Pump- Center, invaded a 10-acre pumpkin jack-o'-lanterns. Was the stem good Angel: "A leopard with kin Patch at Blossom Hill Road and patch Friday. for carrying? Would it go well with spots!" Almaden Expressway. Laughing, Prisoners in the form of small the black cat and skeleton hanging on Lamont Haliburton and Dylan running, yelling and crying, they orange pumpkins were seized. the front porch? Smith who will both be magically made the most of every minute until After a short tour of the museum, Angel Cheng, 4, and her two transformed into Mr. T for Hallow- their more time-conscious guardians where the children were treated to friends Shara Pitcher and Barbara een wandered over with their collected them. such wonders as an albino pumpkin, Gonzalez, also age 4, flitted like but- pumpkins and the inevitable compa- The children sat on the ground a Siamese pumpkin with connecting terflies from one gourd to another. risons were made. and on wooden crates, until their bodies and stems, and other genetic Smiling and laughing, they worked "Mine's bigger." names were enscribed on the bottoms aberrations, they were turned loose their way to the center of the patch "No it's not mine is." of their pumpkins for later identifica- to roam the patch. where they finally made their se- "Yours is ugly." tion. Their faces were tired and "They've really been looking for- lections. "No it's not yours is." smudged from the recent battle, but ward to this," said Jill Fredlund, The acid test? Each child had to Joey Martinez, 4, joined them. they sat like victors, proudly clutch- head teacher at the center. "They be able to carry the pumpkin they "I want to be He-Man," said ing the spoils of war. sang songs on the bus all the way picked. Joey. "But I'm gonna be a pirate with They closed ranks and marched here." I'm gonna eat it, too," said a sword." single-file to the waiting orange bus . . . while Dylan Smith checks for strength For some children, the search for Angel. "I'm gonna make a pumpkin Karen Landon, a junior majoring at the edge of the parking lot, moving a pumpkin was short. Led by some in- cookie." in child development at SJSU, hov- towards Wednesday night and their visible thread of fate, they ambled With Halloween just around the ered over her group of charges and date with The Great Pumpkin. Photos by Patricia Sercu

Nathaniel Quinones climbs upon the crest of what could be the largest stainless steel Jack o' Lantern in Santa Clara Valley while miniature pumpkins behind it wait to be claimed. ily Spartan Daily/Wednesday, October 31,1984 CamponopP Ousted union officials dispute removal continued from page I would deny O'Connell delegate status the article at the time. But Pemberton said the Forum berton, the women resigned from the litigation. Deukmejian March 13 and would at the state-wide General Council in About two hours after the com- newsletter represents Chapter 307 of newsletter committee and the edi- O'Connell said the calls in ques- have outlawed job discrimination in November. O'Connell had planned to mittee meeting, chapter President the CSEA and the board has the final tor's position was not abolished tion were two one-minute calls she the private sector on the basis of sex- introduce a Gay Rights Amendment Vicky Martinez phoned O'Connell say on what is published. She added Pemberton also said the board's misdialed by one digit and the ac- ual orientation. to the state-wide CSEA constitution, and told her the article was inappro- that the board has, in the past, tried charges concerning fraudulent use of count would be credited. The two women also believe that he said. priate and "that kind of thing" could to regulate articles in the newsletter, funds centered on personal phone Nickerson said if his clients are Chapter 307 of the CSEA failed to According to Beverly Waller- not be printed in the Forum newslet- but as the Forum's editor, O'Connell calls charged to the chapter phone not reinstated at Saturday's hearing, properly follow its own procedures Whaton, who has since been ap- ter. insisted on the final word and would bill. She refused to comment further they will continue to take their case for removing officers. pointed to replace O'Connell as chap- Martinez said she phoned O'Con- print all that was submitted. on the charges because of upcoming through the state judicial system The grievance hearing filed by ter vice-president, the charges nell after the meeting and told her The executive board voted to O'Connell and Miller was heard by brought against O'Connell and Miller some of the articles needed to be shorten the article, but O'Connell had Certified Hearing Officer Dick Mesa, shortened. She also told her to hold already sent her original article to who will make a recommendation to 'All things just came off on printing the newsletter, but the printers. After the article was cir- the Statewide Board of Directors in said nothing about O'Connell's article culated around campus on the af- mid-November, just prior to General to a head at the same being inappropriate. ternoon of April 19, the executive Council meeting. According to O'Connell, two board restructured the Forum News- Need Extra At the special meeting Oct. 18, 93 time: weeks later, Waller-Wha ton rewrote letter Committee and removed Miller of the chapter's 321 members at- Beverly Wa ller- O'Connell's article and, without con- and Chavez, Nickerson said. He also tended, O'Connell said. According to Wha ton, sulting her, submitted the rewritten said the editor's position, which Stephanie Chavez, ex-assistant editor CSEA chapter vice president version to the board for approval. O'Connell held, was abolished in the Money? of the chapter newsletter, as many as Nickerson said the executive restructuring process. 60 members cast their votes prior to board voted on April 19 for O'Connell However, Waller-Whaton said hearing the defense to the charges. were "not necessarily" a retaliation to accept the proposed rewrite. the board only restructured the news- See us. "The hearing was a kangaroo concerning the article. "It's a white wash," O'Connell letter committee and the women court and my clients have filed a new "All things just came to a head at said. "If you read the rewrite, there were not removed from the newslet- 1840 The Alameda grievance . . !based on unlawful sus- the same time," she said. is no place . . . where the word les- ter staff. . . 289-9800 pension," said Bruce Nickerson, the O'Connell, who had worked on bian or gay appears. They didn't "We sent her ( O'Connell) a letter San Jose attorney for both women. the newsletter staff for more than want those words in the newsletter." requesting she call a newsletter com- But Gale Pemberton, a CSEA two years, wrote an article entitled But according to Waller-Whaton, mittee," Waller-Whaton said. "She member and representative for the "One More River to Cross" speaking the rewrite was submitted only as a wrote a letter back accusing us of re- chapter's executive board, said the out in favor of the gay rights bill. On suggestion on how O'Connell's article moving her." eilimpoRARiEs hearing was conducted properly by April 6, she submitted it to the chap- could be shortened. 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But so what, this cad had caused too many The last time the two teams clashed, SJSU overcame people too much grief in the last three weeks. a two-game deficit to win the match, 9-13, 6-15, 15-13, 15-6, The script writer had grown sick of life. He had 15-13. grown tired of being a nice guy. He didn't want to When the two teams meet tonight at 7:30 at UOP, the see the Spartans win anymore games, so he devised Tigers will have two-time All-American setter Jan Saun- a similar ending for every one of his plots. ders back. For the last three weeks, he couldn't think of Saunders missed the last Spartan game because of an anything new he didn't want to think of anything injured ankle. UOP coach Terry Kiskevych felt his team new. The script writer had lost his mind. He was out was hampered without its setter. of control. "We can't run our offense without her," Liskevych Three week ago against Fullerton State, he said. "With her, we've beaten San Diego State, 3-0. and made the Spartans lose the game on a fumble. Hawaii, 3-0. So we're definitely a lot stronger with her." The next week against Southwestern Louisiana, When the Spartans met UOP on Oct. 2, SJSU was his plot would have them losing on a Bob Frasco ranked 15th in the nation, while the Tigers were rated sec- interception to a lineman nicknamed "Gator." ond. This guy was tricky and unpredictable at Now, the Spartans are ranked eighth in this week's times. NCAA poll, while UOP is fifth. He got cute last Saturday throwing in a few "They're a legitimate top 10 team," Liskevych said of sudden twists and turns. But his ending would be the Spartans. nearly the same for the third week in a row. SJSU coach Dick Montgomery said he and his team He tried to camouflage the ending. But some haven't given the UOP match any thought because of pre- Patricia Sercu Daily staff photograph- things can never be hidden, like trying to cover the parations for last night's meeting with UC-Berkeley. Re- Teri De Busk sets a shot for Felicia Schuller. SJSU hopes to set down UOP today in Stockton. wrinkles on Ronnie's face. sults of that match were unavailable at press time. Saturday against Fresno State, he had the The Spartans have been focusing on the Bears be- Spartans losing on a late-game interception. said he expects trouble cause a home-court advantage in the NorPac Athletic back. as "very scrappy on offense," and But no one aside from the writer knew when the De- Conference championships is at stake. If SJSU wins the "They've got to be stronger," he said. "She's the from offensive hitter Linda Fournet and setter Teri interception would occur. match 3-0 or 3-1, it will secure the first-place spot in the leader. She runs the team. She's the most important cat- Busk. I happened to be sitting next to this guy during time we let NorPac, which would allow the Spartans to host the alyst for making things move." "We'll have a good match," he said. "Last the game. the best championships Nov. 16-17. Because of the emphasis on the Cal match, Montgom- them off the hook and San Jose played some of "It looks like the Spartans will pull this one "We haven't put any emphasis on the UOP match," ery said the team will only get about an 1,2 hours to pre- games they've ever played. off," I said to the writer. "Frasco's looking good on tough to beat at home Montgomery said. "Our goal is to beat Cal and wrap up pare for UOP. He said he would like to have more time but "But a lot of people know we're this drive." when we're on the road, but the conference title." doesn't feel it will hurt the team. A lot of teams have beaten us "No, no," said the script writer. "Watch, I've come close to us at home." Montgomery expects a tough match with Saunders On the UOP side, Liskevych described the Spartans a lot have not got Frasco trying to throw to Tony Smith but two Fresno players will be right in front of Smith." Son of gun, this guy had it pegged. Fresco was intercepted by Ron Cross at the five, returning it to Spartans can clinch title Tigers the Bulldog 19. against off," the script "I told you he would get picked By Marty Picone writer said. come together more as a team and haven't day. "She's been outstanding," Konet said still have time to come Daily staff writer "Hey, the Spartans let many other teams do that to us." "All our games carry some weight be- "She's been a complete player for us this left." With a chance to clinch the NorPac back," I replied. "There's 5:26 Tiger coach Carla Konet thinks to- hind them," Lewis said, "and we want to year. I would like to have seen more goals have a chance." Conference title and avenge a 4-4 tie, the "Come on buddy, they don't day's game will differ from the first con- peak at the right time. We want lobe play- from her, but she's been very effective." the script man said. "It's all in my plot." Spartan field hockey team travels to test. ing our best going into our last few games Defensively, Tiger goalie Cindy Nor. Stockton today to face UOP at 3 p.m. "I feel this is going to be a low scoring because of the playoffs coming up." ling has 103 saves and has allowed 17 goals BULLDOGS GOT nabbed for holding on THE In the two teams' first meeting on game because San Jose has not scored Konet admits that her young offense, for a 1.07 per game average. Konet is second down. What in the hell did this script Sept. 19, the Tigers' forward Debra many goals lately and the closer you get to comprised of nine freshmen and sopho- looking to Sorting to rebuff the Spartans' guy have in mind? Worsley scored with just 19 seconds left in the end of a season, the tougher and more mores out of 14 players, has not been play- leading scorers, Jeannie Gilbert (17 goals A play later, the Bulldogs were whistled for developed each team's defense gets." ing up to her early season expectations. and Yvon Hoogeweegen (Wine). illegal procedure.. - Field Hockey There is also NorPac championship Through nine games this season, the Ti- "I'm just looking forward to a good "There's no way they'll make a third-and-18," I implications riding on this match. gers have only been able to score nine game and good play," Konet said. "I don't told the guy. regulation play, sending the game into If SJSU can at least tie the Tigers I 3-2- goals. see any difference between this game "Watch," he said, "Kevin Sweeney will overtime and to an eventual tie. 1 in conference action), they will clinch "The chances to score have been coming up and the last time we played San complete a 52-yard bomb to Larry Willis." The Spartans, 5-0-1 in conference, the NorPac Conference crown and ad- there," Konet said, "but we're still a Jose. I just want to play effectively and I'd "I think not," I replied. haven't lost or tied in NorPac play since vance to the first round of the NCAA young, learning team. We're just not as like to see good, tough play." Seconds later, I had raw egg oozing down my then. championships Nov. 9. strong as other teams in our conference. Lewis knows the Spartans will have to face. "When we played Pacific last time, But the Tiger can still tie the Spartans One offensive weapon for Konet is se- work hard to win the game. "That's in your eye, pal," the script man they put pressure on our defense," Spar- for the conference crown. They'll have to nior forward Luci Lagrimas, who has "This squad I SJSU I knows what they yelled. tan coach Carolyn Lewis said, "and we let beat the Spartans today and Chico State scored four goals this year. have to do and I'm confident that we'll see "Well, I guess you killed the Spartans again." I that get to us But since that game we have Friday. while the Spartans lose to Cal Fri- "She's been outstanding." Monet said a good game today " told the writer. "Hold on buddy," the writer said. "It's not over yet. Watch this next play. Fresno's running back, Steve Lanham, will burst threw a hole, but safety Two SJSU gridders win weekly awards Lou Petrone will dislodge the ball from his hands SJSU's K.C. Clark will recover at the 17." By Dan Fitch He may have thrown two interceptions, but Fresco The move brought out the best in Clark, as he regis- Inexplicably, the next play was a carbon copy Daily staff writer also completed 27 of 42 passes to his own men for 297 tered six tackles, four of them quarterback sacks for of the script writer's previous words. In the wake of the Spartans' 18-17 upset of Fresno yards and two touchdowns. Frasco also led the Spartans losses totaling 29 yards. Clark also recovered a fumble. "I can't believe this,"! muttered to the writer State Saturday. quarterback Bob Fresco and defensive in rushing with 50 yards on 12 carries. Another Spartan earning recognition is wide receiver "Believe it or not," the writer said, sounding lineman Danny Clark won PCAA Player of the Week hon- Frasco may have saved his best for a late-game drive Kevin Bowman, currently 12th in the nation with 43 a little like Jack Faience. ors. that resulted in the winning touchdown. During the series, catches for 527 yards and three TDs. Bowman led SJSU "Hey, what's the point of all this?" I inquired Frasco, who shared offensive honors with Fullerton Frasco completed seven of nine passes for 72 yards. with seven receptions for 66 yards Saturday night. "Why play with people's emotions? Why not let the State quarterback Damon Allen and Utah State quar- Frasco currently is 10th in the nation in total offense Tony Smith caught four passes for 33 yards, including Spartans die in peace?" terback Gym Kimball, was mildly shocked by his se- with 2,177 yards, a 241.9 per game average. the winning TD, and spent most of the night trying to beat The writer just gave me a cold stare. lection. Clark, who was the lone defensive player of the week, his cousin, Fresno State cornerback Dennis Mitchell. The drive started with 2:32 left. The Spartans "I'm very surprised," he said. "I threw two intercep- switched from defensive tackle to end for the Fresno "We respected each other and talked the whole chipped away, just the way the script writer had tions that were costly, terrible plays. I still can't believe game because of the elbow injury that forced Terry Mc- game," Smith said. "We wanted to keep everybody devised. that we won." Donald out of action. healthy. The writer just smiled. He had everything "They had one guy who tried to give me cheap shots. under control. so I told my cousin and he had the guy stop it." Frasco to complete a Running back Frank Robinson had a big night for the EVEN ALLOWED to freshman running Spartans, grabbing five passes for 75 yards, all short HEcouple of nifty passes gained throws that he turned into sizeable gains with his rocket back Randy Walker. The first pass 16 yards to the Fresno 46. Two plays later, Frasco's second pass to Walker was even prettier. Frasco found the 5-foot-7 PCAA Standings player alone down the left sideline, hitting him for roe Cant. Owirw 26 yards to the Fresno 18. The script man even allowed Walker to get out W T W T of bounds, stopping the clock with 0:55 left. UNLV 4 0 6 Oh, but the party was just about over for SJSU Fullerton 4 0 9 You could tell it in the smirk on the script writer's Fresno 3 1 6 2 face. will the San Jose 3 2 4 5 "Tell me," I asked the writer, "how Spartans lose this week? Will Frasco throw an Long Beach 2 3 2 6 interception? Pacific 1 3 3 5 "No, not another interception,"! begged the NM State 1 5 1 8 writer, "Don't let it happen again," Utah State 1 4 1 6 "I'm sorry," the script writer said. "What has lobe, has to be." acceleration. Robinson was in on two major plays for the I couldn't take it anymore. I grabbed the script Spartans, the first a third-quarter scamper with a Fresco out of the writer's hands, and tore it into a million pass that he turned into a 27-yard gain, setting up a Tony pieces. Brown field goal. "That's not going to help," the writer said. Robinson's biggest run of the night was possibly his "The Spartans are still going to lose." shortest, a two-yard sprint to the end zone on the conver- "No, no," I yelled. sion, resulting in the Spartans' winning points. The next play, Smith dropped a pass that would Cornerback K.C. Clark nearly wore goat horns for the have inched the Spartans closer. Spartans after a controversial play, but ended up a hero I turned around to say something to the script after recovering the fumble which gave the offense a final writer, but he was gone. chance at victory. Meanwhile, Frasco completed a 13-yard pass to Fresno State faced a third-and-18 at its own 11 with Kevin Bowman to the Bulldog six. On the ensuing 4:20 to play. It appeared the Spartans would get the ball play, Frasco hit Smith in the end zone for the score, back when Bulldog quarterback Kevin Sweeney threw an narrowing the Fresno lead to 17-16. incomplete pass. But Clark was called for holding when Only the two-point conversion was left. he got tangled up with a receiver running downfield. The Fresco pitched to Frank Robinson, who broke a official who made the call originally put the flag back in tackle to score the winning points. his pocket, then pulled it back out again. Unbelievable. "I was jamming the guy," Clark said, "and he ran Later that evening,! heard on the radio that a straight into me." car had swerved off an overpass. The driver was But a little later, Spartan strong safety Lou Patrone killed. The alleged accident occurred at ran into Bulldog fullback Steve Lanham so hard that Lan- approximately 9:50 p.m., about a minute before the ham fumbled the ball into Clark's waiting hands, giving Spartans scored their final touchdown. Patricia Sercu Daily staff photographer Fresco and company the opportunity it would need to The man could not be identified. He only had a bunch of old scripts scattered in the back seat. Quarterback Bob Fraser) won Pt 'AA Player of the Week honor, for his effort against Fresno score the winning touchdown a six-yard pass from Frasco to Smith. Spartan Daily/Wednesday, October 31,1984 Page 7

Yesterdaily Bloom County Berke Breathed &ow EEEK./PM 50 1NE IVERSON ele06, FINHIENDI Campus increases were the schools of business and education. MWfEzzAv ANGHT. KZPPE55eZ45 ma* The SJSU Athletic Department could face a $500 fine FOR-- Pyr The California Student Coalition for Financial Aid awn* PAY if the wrestling team does not meet California State Col- 50 lege at Bakerfield's team. The Nov. 21 and Feb. 7 meets will team with the California State Students Association COSEro have been cancelled because of alleged threats of physi- to research financial aid issues. cal violence against first-year SJSU wrestling coach Dale The aim of the coalition is to insure continued access Kestel and his athletes. to post-secondary educational institutions in the form of voilkoeemr, Wrestling Coach .T.J. Kerr at Bakersfield was the grants, low-interest loans and fellowships. SJSU coach for the past 12 years until this year. He led the "This group has been formed to watch financial aid Spartans to 10 PCAA championships in the past 12 years issues, primarily on the state level, and then to hopefully and his decision to accept the new position at Bakersfield, branch into federal levels of financial aid," said Mike Fin- with 10 former SJSU wrestlers accompanying him, didn't ley, CSSA representative from SJSU. sit well with the SJSU Athletic Department. Sports "I'm completely surprised that San Jose won't wres- tle us," Kerr said. The University of Southern California's volleyball Daley Jim Bricker team put a stop to the SJSU 11-game winning streak Fri- day night in Spartan Gym. The four game match score of nvu5s,DERA4 PuRns 114AIAZ Faz-\ Enrollment at SJSU dropped by 340 students from fall 15-10, 8-15, 15-10, 15-12 indicates that the USC team mem- to4i-rw FEtNeCt ovum, as> RUN IN.G1NE 1983 which will affect the school's budget for next year. bers height advantage only slightly helped in their scor- arE -n-cv 30A.),1146 r.E.44.4 SOMET1406T%PWat Full-Time Equivalent Student units are the key el- ing. rCIZIED braC,TE 6Yee-Ct5 rr- LJZOKIJCIo.) ement in determining how much budget funding is nec- Tr.LF 1141 VreriNE GALL essary. The total number of credit units are divided by 15, Spartan football came out the winners Saturday with which is the number of units that constitutes a full-time a 18-17 score over the California State University at PFT5Z 4ts WEEP class load, determining how many FTES units SJSU are Fresno Bulldogs. IISLF A (..}IXE el),r.34 CF allotted. Because credits are down, FTES unit levels will SJSU Football Coach Claude Gilbert said a special de- A 134Bei>/1 be down. fense was put in this week with four down linemen, two The only schools at SJSU that experienced enrollment linebackers and five defensive backs. Spartaguide Student Affirmative Action, Auditorium. For more information pit. For more information call 277- Leaf Notes Kevin Yeager MEChA, Upward Bound and Central call Nancy at 277-2047 or Lupe Solis at 2858. American Student Tour will sponsor 277-2594. WIC" KIND OF 50CIAL PARA- soRRy, au GEE ,I DIDN'T WY ANY g a "Dia Del Los Muertos (Day of the The Humanities Club is having a SITE ARE You?! TRYIP4 IT WA9 ON SALE.. Dead)" celebration from 3 to 5 p.m. CANDY,BLIT I DO HAVE A The Community Committee for reception and poetry reading from 51A-PACK OF BUD LIGHT. - TO DEGRADE BiE mOR415 OF today in the Student Union Costanoan NAT CR9E, ( =. International Students offers stu- 2:30 to 4 p.m. tomorrow in the S.U. YOUDI W ITN Wel! ID% IN A Room. The celebration commem- dents the opportunity to improve Almaden Room. For more informa- It (01181)c BEItitai count. orates the Mexican tradition of cele- their spoken English from Ito 3 p.m. tion call Richard Ramirez at 294-6560 brating life with friends, family and daily in the Administration Building, community. The festival includes a Room 206. For more information call The SJSU Police is sponsoring staff/student potluck, slides and Muriel at 279-4575. Personal Safety Seminars at 9 a.m. kite' films on other "Day of the Dead" cel- and 1 p.m. today in the S.U. Loma ebrations and guest speaker Felix Al- The "Help Get Back Gio" com- Prieta Room. For more information varez who will talk on the meaning of mittee will picket from noon to 1 p.m. call Terry Edel at 277-2056. the occasion. For more information tomorrow in front of the Spartan call Carolina Flores at 277-3664. Shops. For more information call KSJS is sponsoring the fifth an- Karen Lindahl at 263-9040 or Bob nual Holloween Costume Contest at EOP, MEChA, Central American Mercer at 739-7083. 12:30 p.m. today in the S.U. Amphi- Student Tour, the Women's Center, theater. For more information call The Chicano Library Resource Cen- Associated Students Leisure Kelly Spencer or Shalle Leeming at Life on Earth Dr. Anderson ter and others will sponsor a "Dia De Services is sponsoring a Halloween 277-2766. 1,1.01 ljtti ofrosening) Los Muertos" celebration at 7:30 barbeque between 11 and 11:30 a.m. IllS should make some Youte that fANDUS Clowes-tit of the little Rubbery edubberys Wildebeest/ .i.1.001.0. p.m. tomorrow in the Morris Daily today at the Seventh Street barbeque The Photography of four SJSU Steik ove< to fill their britches mthliall- students will be exhibited today thaok I. youttait child development and try to oween sprit any tws through Nov. 2 in the Art Building on Scar young minis tnru tcgIt lin the 42c the first floor showcase. For more-in- rre putesee techniques j Angel 04 f.a.t.)11 formation call Joseph Dehappe at Cultuft co( 277-8348. tti410WO40 7 --J The Math and Computer Science Department will have a Colloquium Lecture at 4 p.m. tomorrow in Mac- Quarrie Hall, Room 324. For more in- formation call Richard Kubelka at 14% 277-2400. AT THE Career Planning and Placement Isaac Newt Sheila Neal is having a resume one workshop at TNE offerreo-Commic- MEANAME VICTIMS PIT STOP 1:30 p.m. today in the S.U. Almaden CAN I /*WEST roe IERAONST - OVIINY -WV? NPAC/N6 Room. For more information call Our AT HOME AND AV. NOW IN A HAND' KNITTED - Co/411/6.Q* -Se4196R NoNOER: REPAIR AiA I ION& UNE- AMAIN - SPECIALIZING IN VW Cheryl Allmen at 277-2272. e,ezeo TNF tNie- 70 VFW MY IT MIMI .4.00)4'-11001. INS41411 TY 4A0 WST Aa HIS HOW ION& IS F6 ,YY faside! To-Smow-vOuR-FRce- AND FOREIGN CARS MA149145. 60/A6 TO rue The Gay and Lesbian Alliance FOR HAA, -MTN- DIGNITY -MO SPOT- will sponsor speaker Davis Manni at spoiilaw7 All German Mechanics 69"- -PORNO- 4:30 p.m. tomorrow in the S.U. Alma- war ? 20% Discount for SJSU Students den Room. One Block from Campus The India Students Association is having a general meeting from 11:30 294-0770 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. tomorrow in the 447 E. William St. Corner of 10th S.U. Council Chambers. For more in- formation call Vijay at 277-8582 Classified

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Vargas tells of struggle to assure voting rights continued from page ence asked for a list of casualties since the co- national assembly will be charged with writing vert war has been in operation. Vargas said a new constitution. that more than 7,000 people have been killed, Campaign funding for the election includes and $133 million worth of materials have been state financing of $600,000 per political party. destroyed. Vargas said. The Electoral Law and Political Parties Law, written in 1983, allows political At the conclusion of the lecture, Vargas parties to receive funds from external sources called for a stop to the illegal war in Nicaragua as long as they are reported, he said. "This al- which received audience applause. the par- lows funds from the U.S. to flow into Vargas has spent the last 14 years in the ties," Vargas added. United States. Before replacing Francisco Students in the S.U. audience participated Campbell as the representative of the Nicara- in a question and answer session after Vargas guan Embassy in Washington, D.C., Vargas gave his speech. was the counselor for political affairs at the embassy. From 1981 to 1982, he acted as the "Why doesn't the Sandinista government consul for cultural affairs at the Nicaraguan a dialogue with the rebels simi- participate in Consultate in San Francisco. Vargas was ac- in El Salvador?" one stu- lar to the situation tive in the liberation struggle for Nicaragua dent asked. from 1977 to 1979. From 1970 to 1977, he worked "The situation in El Salvador is very dif- in the Neighborhood Arts Program at the San Gene Lieb - Daily staff photographer ferent. The rebels fighting against Nicaragua Francisco City Arts Commission and as a tea- are Somozista military who were ousted in cher of creative writing at the City College of Roberto Vargas, Nicaraguan ambassador to the United States, addresses the crowd Monday 1979," Vargas said. One member of the audi- San Francisco.

Rise to Success Revenue sharing uncertain for election -41awf- SPARTAN DAILY continued from page that more discussion is needed "We could put revenue sharing in "It was a long meeting and I ADVERTISING lot. If the bill does not pass, the reve- registration packets," he said. thought the board members weren't Act 100 of the A.S. constitution nue-sharing additions will be over- Wood agreed that students could ready to discuss it (the bill)," Finley / 11 277-3171 would have to be rewritten in order looked and not counted by the com- possibly participate in revenue shar- said. for revenue sharing to be included on puter during the tabulations, she ing when they register for classes. Kincaid said he plans to bring up the ballot. The A.S. constitution said Finley said he voted not to con- the bill again at today's board meet- states that revenue sharing is al- The original deadline for the tinue into the second reading of the ing. A two-thirds majority of mem- lowed for general election ballots. board's decision was today, Lim said, bill because he felt the board mem- bers present is needed to resume dis- Kincaid's bill for revenue sharing for but the election board is willing to ex- bers' patience were wearing thin. cussion of the hill, he said. special and runoff elections would al- tend the deadline. The election board locate $1 to the groups. hasn't determined an official cut-off The source of money for the reve- date, she added. nue sharing program is an allocation "The printing date deadline is Style for Less from the A.S. general fund. The allo- probably the 6th or 7th (of Novem- at Nt% cation for the 1984-1985 school year is ber)," Lim said, "although it's unof- Your's & Mine $1,651. If the amount that students ficial." designate to groups exceeds that She said the election board would Consignment Shop,0.1/4 amount, the balance would come out like a decision as soon as possible in High quality clothes of the general fund in the form of order to get the ballot printed in time Shoes emergency funds or special alloca- for the election. Consignmemt tions. Nicola Wood, A.S. director of eth- by appt. 3 192.4 SAi3t1n 1 Sixtka. tke., 4-krnto-it- vjA gQl .i0lon-1.- cd.t.ROV In order for a bill to gain pas- nic affairs, and Mike Finley, A.S. di- .i',12. gitIt1Mtl Is EC sage, it must go through a process rector of Cal State Student Affairs, Tues. Sat 10.4 OEC1Al EFf that entails two or three readings. cast the dissenting votes at last ;St1SOO -lk I - 0 1080 Saratoga As, a’ OL'imja.rets The determining vote for the bill oc- week's meeting. John Stipicevich, nd - "1, ,,, J. Coat- 247-5507 rfiraVOtit41 ,E. curs after the third reading. A.S. director of non-traditional mi- AR iit. . 0(;91k0G1 SiS L Kincaid had previously said that nority affairs, and Dana Skelton A S 0 .. Trida fitie4er the reason behind revenue sharing is director of communications, N -311- kg:(Ela, to increase voter participation. He abstained. 1